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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
15
The text notes Jorge Saens founder of an impor firm and Nemesio Jr Bolivian consul as figures in a discussion about increasing moving volume between Puget Sound and Bolivian ports, with reference to the Chamber of Commerce and Saens's ascent.
An advertisement claims uric acid buildup causes rheumatism and related ailments. It touts a remedy named Mylar Rheumatism made from marshmallow and other ingredients, sold by Joyner Drug Co for 1.00 per bottle. It asserts kidneys must function normally to remove excess uric acid.
New York’s Nicholas Murray Butler declares he helped block Wood backers and backed Warren G. Harding at the party convention. He faults a band of stock gamblers oil and mine promoters for trying to buy the nomination and says New York’s delegation shifted votes to secure Harding on the ninth ballot.
Cincinnati June 15 William Co Procter millionaire soap maker and $500000 contributor to General Leonard Wood campaign denounces the old guard and Nicholas Murray Butler for Wood's defeat He defends his donations and accuses Butler of false claims regarding financial backing.
Inter state Commerce Commission rules require railroad carriers to refrain from delivering freight until charges are paid. The ruling, received by the Chamber of Commerce transportation bureau, takes effect July 1 and offers a mail payment option when needed.
The readable text shows fragmented words about daily routines for a family and mentions a star newspaper. No clear events, names, dates, or locations can be identified from the fragment.
Sir Thomas Lipton's racing fleet arrives in New York to begin Cup trials at Sandy Hook tomorrow. The lineup includes Victoria, Briamrock IV, Shamrock, a 23 meter trial craft, Killarney as crew house boat, plus three tugs and a flotilla of motor boats.
The government asked Federal Judge Mack for a writ of error after quashing an indictment against the American Woolen Company and its president William M. Wood. The move seeks Supreme Court review on definitions of wearing apparel and cloth manufacturers, with a decision anticipated in October.
A coalition of liberal groups including the committee of 48 the labor party the Norm Partisan league and the single tax league plans to unite for a presidential candidate. They intend to seek Senator Robert M La Follette and offer him the combined party ticket with Hiram Johnson as a possible candidate. The committee of 48 meets July 10 in Chicago and the allied groups hold their conventions immediately after.
Colorful posters and many photographs will showcase a year of Community Service in Beattle. The exhibition opens Wednesday at the Beattle library and runs until July 1, covering pageantry dramatics neighborhood centers backyard playgrounds field days and activities across the community. All are invited.
Oakland June 16 strike action by 350 Teamsters halted East Oakland delivery service. Union leader B W Carter cites demand for a $1 daily wage increase, rejected by the Draymen's association.
Three portien figures are slated to meet on the evening of July 11 to discuss a potential merger or alliance. The talks aim to unify leadership and coordinate future actions.
An article discusses the impact of cord tires introduced by the United States Rubber Company in 1903 and how uniform standards cut costs. It notes the company’s独 unique cord fabric mill and its control over plantation rubber, arguing that the cord concept is a major tire economy while real delivery requires execution.
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